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Trevone



OS Grid ref:- SW 8975

TrevoneThe small Cornish seaside village of Trevone is located a short distance from Padstow, and to the south of Trevose Head. The village has a pleasant, clean, award winning beach which is popular with families and is suitable for surfing.

The beach is surrounded by high cliffs on one side and rocky ledges and outcrops on the other. To the west of the main beach is a smaller rocky beach great for exploring. Aptly named Rocky Beach, it is a haven of rockpools teaming with wildlife, it also has a natural swimming pool within the rocks. Trevose Bay has a surf shop selling and renting a wide range of surfing boards, wet suits, and accessories which is open seven days a week in season. Lifeguards are on patrol in season. Dogs are not allowed on the beach from Easter Day to Ist October.

The cliffs to the north east of the beach provide superb walks and views to nearby Hawkers Cove, the Camel estuary and Trevose Head. One of the cliffs next to the sea has a large blowhole which leads directly down to the sea.

The village which leads up from the beach has some amenities including shops, an inn, a café, toilets, car park and a post office and offers a range of accommodation.


Cornish Towns and Villages